Chasedale Care Home

Tynedale Drive, Blyth, NE24 4LH

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Owner: Four Seasons Health Care

Chasedale Care Home is located in Blyth and is close to shops, amenities, public transport and the A19 and A1 road links.
The beautiful Northumberland coast is close by.

This purpose built home offers accommodation in single occupancy rooms, all of which are with en-suite facilities.
The home also provides dementia care and in addition has a unique single sex male dementia unit.

Chasedale features TV lounges and a quiet sitting room for relaxation. Separate dining rooms, where residents can socialise at meal times, are also available. Traditional home cooking using fresh produce is served, with residents being able to select from the daily choices available. Special diets can be catered for.

Residents may benefit from the regular visits made to the home by an experienced hair stylist and qualified chiropodist.
If required, the home can also arrange for complementary therapies. Laundry for our residents is undertaken by the home.

A good range of activities are also offered.

Person in charge: Mrs S A Gibbon

Member of ECCA - about English Community Care Association (ECCA)

Registration Authority Area: North Eastern

Type of Service: Care home with nursing (Private) , 60 residents

Registered Care Categories*: Alzheimer's/Dementia • Old Age, not falling within any other category

Single Rooms: 60 Rooms with ensuite WC: 60

Weekly Charges Guide: Single £331 - £346

Facilities & Services: Short Stay Care • Physiotherapy • Seperate EMI Unit • Own GP if required • Own Furniture if required • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Lift • Wheelchair access • Gardens for residents • Phone Point in own room/Mobile • Television point in own room

CSCI* Star Rating: 1 Star (0=Poor, 1=Adequate, 2=Good, 3=Excellent) read more about CSCI ratings

Latest CSCI* Report on Chasedale Care Home: click here

*Commission for Social Care Inspection (CSCI) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.